Your input needs to be saved somewhere, so it can be retrieved when a user visits the website. To achieve this you could for example use the update_option() and get_option() functions from the WordPress Options API to store the values. To store the value: function changeStyleFunction() { update_option( ‘newsSlide1’, test_input($_POST[“newsSlide1”]) ); } To retrieve the … Read more
I’d suggest you use a translation plugins. one simple and free such as PolyLang would make that much more easy, and you’d be able to use / create different template pages for each language. here is a link to get started: https://www.wordpress.org/plugins/polylang/
As suggested by other its recommended to use rest-api or else you can write your own class to output required data as JSON
It’s probably best to loop through your posts two times. Once to group them by year and once to print the posts. Something like this: (not tested) $formatted_posts = array(); while ( $subsQuery->have_posts() ) : $subsQuery->the_post(); $year = get_field(‘year’); // add them to formatted_posts array and group by year $formatted_posts[$year][] = $post; endwhile; foreach($formatted_posts as … Read more
fist of all set radio two radio button and give a name related like “cf_current_list” and have you set save button if yes then set code in functions.php file like if(isset($_REQUEST[‘buuton_nm’])){ if ( get_option( cf_current_list ) !== false ) { // The option already exists, so we just update it. update_option( cf_current_list, $_REQUEST[‘radio_btn_nm’] ); } … Read more
WordPress WPDB::insert 13th param is always blank (only if format)
In the CSS file you can easily add it. li { font-size: 6px; } Note: now the font-size of all li elements will be 6px If you want only the tags li to be that size it’s better to give them a class. <?php the_tags(‘<li class=”tags”>’, ‘</li><li class=”tags”>’, ‘</li>’); ?> and the CSS: li.tags … Read more
Try this without $i = 0; <?php $popular_days_ago = ‘$popular_days days ago’; $recent = new WP_Query(array( ‘posts_per_page’ => $number, ‘orderby’ => ‘meta_value_num’, ‘order’ => ‘DESC’, ‘meta_key’ => ‘post_views_count’, ‘date_query’ => array( array( ‘after’ => $popular_days_ago )) )); while($recent->have_posts()) : $recent->the_post(); ?>
As I understand it, you want to show a div element containing the gallery when Show Gallery is pressed – otherwise to hidden. This can be accomplised with a couple of jQuery lines: $( “.show” ).click(function() { $( “.gallery” ).addClass( “display” ); }); With the appropriate CSS. See jsfiddle Be sure to remember to include … Read more
So, I never did figure out how to do this without the plugin I mentioned. What fixed the issue was installing: wordpress.org/plugins/custom-post-type-parents. This plugin has a Settings page which allows you to choose the page that is the parent for your custom post type, then it adds the classes necessary to the wp_list_pages menu.